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Have you or did the plumber remove the pump head and check the impeller was clean? I've seen loads of impellers and pump bodies that have been clogged up which obviously restricts the flow of water.
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I did the same as this guy:Have you or did the plumber remove the pump head and check the impeller was clean? I've seen loads of impellers and pump bodies that have been clogged up which obviously restricts the flow of water.
I’m reluctant to comment as I’m not an installer like SimonG and these other guys. I understand these things and how they work however I’m a humble hoover man (oil fired appliances). If the system IS infected with large amounts of sludge (black iron oxide) then a proper power flush is where I’d start, bare in mind this is not an hours job. The system should be flushed as a whole, then each rad individually and then the system as a whole again. Proper chemicals should be used and again larger systems could take considerably longer.
No-one has done that yet.I meant to physically remove the pump head from the body to expose the impeller.
Thanks - what pump would you recommend?Alpha 2 pumps are garbage, they look as if they’re working...but they hardly move the water, when faulty. Try another pump
Most of us add our own magnets to the power flush machine mate.A power flusher with a magnet collects sludge and stops what it can from being recirculated back into system. You want one really
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